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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1955
Page
10
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University of Sheffield Professor Clingworth explains why babies cry in the first months, highlighting hunger as the main cause and that over feeding is rare. Crying in the evening often stems from colic, gas, or loneliness, and picking up a crying baby does not create bad habits.
A 19 year old man seeks guidance after a pregnancy and marriage born of pity. He dislikes married life, views his wife as a jailer, and longs for freedom. The writer advises separation to allow reflection and to protect the child, urging a careful, honest assessment and a possible reunion if feasible.
West Virginia University’s Council of Administration approved two new graduate study fields. A certificate of advanced study in education will be offered to master’s graduates with a B average after 18-24 semester hours of education and related course work, 6-12 hours of research, and an oral exam. The speech pathology and audiology master’s degree received approval, requiring original research, 240 clock hours of supervised therapy, and 42 graduate hours in designated courses.
William Greenspon a prominent Bluefield optometrist resigns from the West Virginia Board of Optometry. Appointed by Governor Conley in 1932 he served continuously until declaring duties with the international association of boards of examiners in optometry and the council on education of the American optometric association require his withdrawal. His term ends June 30 and no successor has been named as of May 27.
Gordon Rudolph Thorn of Mullens was among 28 candidates at West Virginia University who submitted written requirements for graduate diplomas in the year ending May 30. Thorn earned the Master’s Degree by submitting a thesis.
Crochet cover to fit any TV size using No 30 mercerized cotton. Pattern 704 also suggests a pineapple and spiderweb design. Send 25 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for a 1st class mailing to Needlecraft Dept York 11 NY. Also advertise Laura Wheeler Catalog 1955 with iron ons quilts and embroidery books.
The advertisement presents pattern 9085 for a summer dress in sizes 12 to 20 with options in voile or nylon and bow trimmed sleeves. It notes fabric yardage for size 16 and includes a sew chart and illustrated steps. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing to Pattern Dept Daily Telegraph with name address size and style number.
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